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Sadlier Vocab Level F Unit 14

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Amenable

a)

willing to follow advice or authority

b)

dubious, skeptical

c)

affliction, malady, defect

d)

stimulating, mature

2.

Berate

a)

to scold sharply

b)

tractable, flexible

c)

yardstick, touchstone, gauge, canon

d)

praise, compliment, pat on the back

3.

Credulous

a)

large-scale slaughter or loss of life

b)

lacking in nutritive value; lacking in interest or substance

c)

to use up as result of spending or consumption; to diminish greatly

d)

inflated, pompous, bombastic

4.

Credulous

a)

too ready to believe, easily deceived

b)

swollen, bloated, filled to excess

c)

to beg earnestly and humbly

d)

delighting in cruelty, excessively cruel

5.

Criterion

a)

a rule, test; a standard for judgement or evaluation

b)

affliction, malady, defect

c)

stubborn, unyielding

d)

the beginning, start, earliest stage of some process, institution

6.

Deplete

a)

to use up as a result of spending or consumption

b)

lacking in nutritive value; lacking in interest or substance

c)

a collection of diverse or miscellaneous items; a general mixture

d)

a rule, test; a standard for judgement or evaluation

7.

Expatiate

a)

to expand on, write or talk at length or in detail

b)

an excess or overindulgence, as in eating or drinking or drinking, causing disgust; to feed or supply with anything to excess

c)

delighting in cruelty, excessively cruel

d)

too ready to believe, easily deceived

8.

coming from the outside, foreign, present but not essential

a)

extraneous

b)

inception

c)

infirmity

d)

alacrity

9.

the beginning, start, earliest stages of some process

a)

inception

b)

infirmity

c)

jejune

d)

obdurate

10.

a weakness or ailment

a)

infirmity

b)

jejune

c)

inception

d)

obdurate

11.

At the close of the novel, Pete claimed that, "the poem seems to me rather __________" in his characteristic know-it-all fashion.

a)

jejune

b)

extraneous

c)

obdurate

d)

expatiate

12.

Before he stopped the car and we were neary late for work, I argued this point with him, but he was __________ and typically unwilling to change.

a)

obdurate

b)

infirmity

c)

potpourri

d)

sadistic

13.

Terek's __________ of ideas were valid but seemed unrelated and therefore of no value to his legal team this morning.

a)

potpourri

b)

jejune

c)

precocious

d)

sententious

14.

Lian's second semester report card read that "he was a __________ yet solitary boy" which seemed to make it more difficult to cultivate genuine friendships.

a)

precocious

b)

potpourri

c)

jejune

d)

infirmity

15.

She took a __________ pleasure in tormenting him with a list of jobs from the dishes, to the bills, to the recycling, and ending with mowing the grass.

a)

sadistic

b)

infirmity

c)

supplicate

d)

surfeit

16.

Colonel Jeffries tried to encourage his men with __________ rhetoric before they were commanded onto the beaches of Normandy, France.

a)

sententious

b)

sadistic

c)

tortuous

d)

turgid

17.

The members of the new House Democracy __________ to be made genuine peers and not just voting members of the governmental body.

a)

supplicated

b)

surfeited

c)

tortuously

d)

turgid

18.

Missy was embarrassed as her mom and dad made sure there was a __________ of food and drink available at her graduation party.

a)

surfeit

b)

supplicate

c)

tortuous

d)

jejune

19.

All the vacation party complained about the muddy route being so extremely remote and __________.

a)

tortuous

b)

obdurate

c)

jejune

d)

potpourri

20.

The Cambridge students pleaded that they not be made to read more __________ verses on the death of Prince Albert again this year.

a)

turgid

b)

aamenable

c)

berate

d)

carnage

21.

Terek's __________ of ideas were valid but seemed unrelated and therefore of no value to his legal team this morning.

a)

potpourri

b)

jejune

c)

precocious

d)

sententious

22.

She took a __________ pleasure in tormenting him with a list of jobs from the dishes, to the bills, to the recycling, and ending with mowing the grass.

a)

sadistic

b)

infirmity

c)

supplicate

d)

surfeit

23.

The members of the new House Democracy __________ to be made genuine peers and not just voting members of the governmental body.

a)

supplicated

b)

surfeited

c)

tortuously

d)

turgid

24.

All the vacation party complained about the muddy route being so extremely remote and __________.

a)

tortuous

b)

obdurate

c)

jejune

d)

potpourri

25.

Credulous

a)

large-scale slaughter or loss of life

b)

lacking in nutritive value; lacking in interest or substance

c)

to use up as result of spending or consumption; to diminish greatly

d)

inflated, pompous, bombastic